Enjoy a day out at Creggan Country Park for a wide range of outdoor activities, from orienteering to kayaking, team bonding at its best.

The centre is equipped with fully qualified instructors.

They will be able to go through all the basics with you if you are a beginner or novice, you’re in safe hands.

For those who would like a bit more action, paintball is available and all the boys love that.

Bring an old fashioned picnic with you and enjoy the delightful countryside around you.

After a long day pop into the Walled City Brewery for some nourishment and maybe a liquid sample of its wares behind the bar.

A guided tour could also be arranged for those who would like to see how they make their own Craft Beer.

Rugby Tours to Derry say visiting here is a must just to sample their own beer and Whiskey’s.

As a new restaurant and brewery to the city, it’s proving very popular and getting lots of good reviews for it’s cuisine and craft beers.

So, after a long walk along the walls cross the Peace Bridge and a short 2 minute walk and you are there.

Causeway Coasteering brings you a sport of raw adrenaline.  This sport involves cliff jumping, bouldering, climbing, belly flopping, clambering and using our rugged coastline as an adventure playground.

However, coasteering is much more than that.  For many the opportunity to uniquely experience our beautiful shallow coastal caves, hidden coves and little islands around our rugged coastline is the highlight of their coasteering adventure.

Naturally, all the trained local guides ensure you get the very most out of your time, safely.

For this sport make sure you can swim and are pretty fit as you will be on the go the whole time & a great way to really bond with your fellow team mates.

Do you have what it takes to JUMP?

Jamese McCloy keeps approximately 250+ sheep with 400 lambs and a little poultry coop which is based next to his viewing gallery with a few hens & ducks.

The farm is home to some unique flora and fauna and its location affords views right down to Lough Neagh taking in numerous counties.  While being based high in the Sperrins you can see Slieve Gallion, the Mournes and Slemish Mountain where our Patron Saint of Ireland Saint Patrick shepherded as a young man.

The skill of working with sheepdogs and sheep farming is a family tradition and Jamese is the 4th generation of his family to live and work these lands on the Glenshane and continue this way of life.

He trains his dogs from the puppy stage so as to create a special bond and trust that he believes speaks for itself when seen while he’s working.  This is a chance to be welcomed on to a genuine authentic Irish working farm and to be part of something that will slow down the pace and tap into emotions and feelings that will give you a rooted feeling that you can say to yourself “this is Ireland”.